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by adenadel 9y ago
Good point, I absolutely agree with you.
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by adenadel 9y ago
I don't see how $85B is a sign of failure when there are bigger companies out there. Isn't what's important the return on investment? I imagine that (in terms of paper gains) YC has returned a large multiple of their initial
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The creator of the pig-human chimera keeps proving other scientists wrong(statnews.com)
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by adenadel 9y ago
That's exactly what they did in the OP: "the sequencing method is based on deep sequencing"
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by adenadel 9y ago
I'm not sure if anyone can claim to be the market leader in liquid biopsy right now. If raising money is your metric for success, then Grail has raised $1B and has the backing of the world's leading DNA sequencing company (Illumin
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by adenadel 9y ago
If you consider sqrt(x) as a function f(x) = sqrt(x) the inverse could be considered the function inverse f^-1(x) = x^2.
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by adenadel 9y ago
I understand that it is simply a difference of language and that the intent is the same, but in mathematics precision of language is incredibly important. This is a common error in English.
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by adenadel 9y ago
This is a bit nitpicky, but so you're aware: the term is differentiable, not derivable. You differentiate a function, you don't derive it.
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Why Common Core math problems look so weird [video](youtube.com)
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by adenadel 9y ago
I wouldn't call the lifestyle of 20% of the planet a "small problem". Also, just because someone lives in a city (which can be as small as 2500 people and isolated[0]) doesn't mean that they never leave it. 0. https:&#x
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Computational Biology and Math: Am I Just Faking It?(omicsomics.blogspot.com)
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by adenadel 9y ago
Often in mathematics, we look for the nontrivial solutions to questions like this.
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by adenadel 9y ago
I can't take credit, I just follow Lior's blog :)
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I was wrong (part 2)(liorpachter.wordpress.com)
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Ask HN: Are upvote rings successful?
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Winning Strategies in Multimove Chess (i,j) [pdf](arxiv.org)
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Judit Polgár(en.wikipedia.org)
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Illumina Accelerator Sees ‘Huge Impact in Genomics’ in New Startups(xconomy.com)
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Boolean Logic in Polynomials(jeremykun.com)
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Sodium Benzoate Nonsense(blogs.sciencemag.org)
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The Flask Mega-Tutorial Kickstarter(blog.miguelgrinberg.com)
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Grappling with Its Identity, MIT Shuts a Dorm for Misfits(forbes.com)
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Shkreli Made Big-Money Brag to FBI and Now Faces His Reckoning(bloomberg.com)
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Thinking About Genetics and Disease(blogs.sciencemag.org)
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Lowering the GWAS threshold would save millions of dollars(simplystatistics.org)
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China rises as a biotech powerhouse, developing drugs to treat the world(statnews.com)
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China’s Biopharma Rise(blogs.sciencemag.org)
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by adenadel 9y ago
Bloomberg started as a technology company. Sure, they have expanded into media, but I'm pretty sure they are still first and foremost a provider of software (plus hardware) and data.
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An Approval Like No Other(blogs.sciencemag.org)
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Pi hiding in prime regularities [video](youtube.com)
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